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I '4l'l 1 ); , • fzi.,o. • , s 4 - 1•••0* • ."1 , _ i t*•ki 4- (Ai , W ,7 )%: 54 1 . . • CcOt • w • 4..4 • v , , H Ni f ; • m k t 0 ; ilh er 6.„ • • 4‘ NUMBER :5118.] TUESDAY, A l 4 BRUAltr i i, 7 ) J Bog [Pztrbit sixPaselt. THEAT'ItE ROYAL,' DItURY-L4NE. "'FHB PRESENT EVENING, Feb.. 7, 160 9, - will be performed MAN - AND . WOE ; Or, MORE SECRETS THAN ONE. TI . IF (,ha! OM' S y _ Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. POWELL: Mr. ELLISTON, DOWTON, Mr, W U GwroN. 'Jr. )01INSTONE, Mr. MATIIMS, Mr. SMITH, C.I.U.VEN, Mr. MADDOCKS, Mr. SPARKS, Mr. EVANS, Mr. %V EDB, • - Mrs, fIARLOWE ' Mrs. JORDAN. Mrs. H. SUWONS, Mrs. SCOTT. WIT II • THE WEATHERCOCK. 01r1 Pickle, Mr. W E I'l ZE ; "Tristram Fickle, Mr. ti ANNI sT It ; liriefwit, Mr. MATHEWS ; Sneer, Mr.. PFN L E ; Variella, Mrs. MOUNTAIN; Ready,. Mrs. SCOTT. Boxes 6s. Second Price 35.-1 , 4 36. ad. Second Price 2s I `;.tilery ..ts. Second Price is.--Upper , Gallery rs. Second Price 6d.—No Money to be returneo. Places for the.l3oxas to be ta4enot Mr. Sluing, at the Box. "Otcr RU‘NCll.l4(e6t. 'rite lloor,.; to be. opned at Half past Five, 444 begin, at Halt past Six. ,The new Cornctly of Man and Wife; or, Mere Secrets than One, will be pertormed on Saturday next. On Thursday, the Comic (Ipera of The Haunted Tower; :Ater which (never ,perforined) a new Comedy' in Two Atts, called The Unconscious Counterfeit. ' On Eriday, the Comedy of lohn Is.n Opera is in reheatsaf, and will be speedily produced. . 101-IN PALEtHORPE HEATH, of Notting ham, rescrealuily informs the Merchants, 'Tradesmen, :old Public at large, that Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, F00t ..'..' . -Aay, St. Pattl'a Church-haul, arc hereby appointed whole j'AlC and retail Agents, in -conjunction with Mr. Boosey, Broad...saw, Exchange, for the sale of juniper's Essences of VcPpermitit and Penityro:al, 'and ileath's Sedative for the . Tooth-Ache. The reputation of the two former as art igles ilt Commerce and Domestic Medicine is bully established : . the hitter is flow for the !list time respt:t!.ithily Submitted to • their attention as the most elll:ctive Remedy -tor Tooth Ache ever oMred to the public notice, haying inyariahly succeeded where every other tetnetly (save extractions), had tailed. Sold also by Messrs. Newbery and Son, Dicey and Butler,' ' - 'Barclay and Son, , Howard anti b vans, &e. and one or more ' tespedable Vendettin every Town ofthe united ki;,,insticiltl. • ARMY AND NAVY !EQUIPAGE. MEE. PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furni t ure, Nlattra4scs, and lietitlitigeompletcare very respect y recoLurnentletilia C emit:men, as being the most portable anti superior to any others in London ; Marquees, s4%..ents, Tables and Chairs, Ott improved principles ; Sea 'Cos, Sofa peas, and Chairs ; for on Maid Ship ; Mitsquit iu Net Vurniture, anti Patent liw:,.screw liedsteads, tor East and %Veal. lii.lies, and all l'orei s i Climates, at ' Arlt.litG A N :Ind SA NU& its's Patent IletL.tealt ItUutfactory and W.ire-Itootps, Nos. i 6 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Morgan and s,,nders, s New-invented Imperial Dining ablcs, allowed to bo the most complete and Elegant set of Tables ever .et invented, are very portable,. packing in at liox but tea filches deep,. N. 11. The Vashiurable Sofa-But and. Chair-lied Ware -I,ouse. GRAND SeI'CUP,. With only tS,soo TICKETS for Sale, containing 4 Prizes of . . C 20,000 6 Prizes of - - ,Cl,OOO ~. 2 - . . . . zoom; Is 2 - - - - - I,oco 20 - - - . - Ice. And others, a s usual, of. 501. 251. &c. besides a GRAND P R 1 z F, of ;,,au IN Ho LE TICKETS, for the First Day, 11.nd anutina of .soo WHOLE TICK.ETS, for the Second Day. WILT and. Co. beg leave to re commen d t h e . 1,1 SCHEME of the pre6ent LOTTERY as an improve anent upon that of the last Lottery, which gave universal sa. tisfaCtion. By this Schtimti the Tickets arc rendered morn valuable than in any former Lottery, their number being ; re duced to IS,se e , w,th the cert aitity of their obtaining the Lame amount in Prizes that.has been allotted to 2nonoo Tie. Lets. TICKETS and SIIARES' are nn Sale at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices, No. tl, Poultry ; No. 14 . Charing-oms ; and NO, 31, Aldgate High street; where Capital • Prizes . of aite hot and late Lotteries, to a very glen amount, have been Shared and Sold.. ()NI: THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TICKETS wilt J3C given on'the El Ks - r and SECOND DAY or Drawing THE GRAND 'STATE I.OI"I'ERY, Which begins on thi Ixtit ot APRIL NEXT, Besides the under-ineutionvd Prizes. 4 Pr - rzes.of - - ere 080,000 2 - + 10, 0 00 2 - Soot) . • 10.0030 . 1,000 lo - - 50) 800 - ... .. , ;5 • . • + . 72,300 L2D0,000 2n . .. - - a 4 - - - - - too . s ..41Sto - 2.1,000 Tickets DAYS OF ORAtvroc;, ( Wedd.bltdaY, AOll2 1 Tlllitbdily, April 27 ' April 21 1 Saturday, A p ril 29 • rrtm.. ontrnaors hark permitsinn of the Lords of the Treasury to make a Flt I; E. t; I FT of r,sco Whole TiCitetli in adultion to rue bri bes to the Solleitle t F I lt ST DAY, A Free C ift of t,coo Whote Tickets, for the First.drawn Prize above rsl. the Numbers of which are as follows 3,00 t to 3, too 6, so t to' 6 3 60. 9,00 t• to 9,100 : : , 4,502 to 4,600 7,0,i to 7,100 I o t jot to 10,6 o .:i.,5,0p,t to 5, too 3,50 t to -.8,600 1 i,uot to tl,lOO 12,500 t - t(2 - 12,600 41 / 4 notter vote. • • sr.coNn Gift of c o. whole Tickets, for th..! First-drawn k'fiZe above 151, the Numbers of which are a, tullowo: 1.3,00 t t 0 t 3,100 t5,0el to 1.3,1(.0 14,501 to 14.6e0 16,501 to 10,6x.0 t 7,00 I to t 100 Tickets and Shares are sellini; at every Liccitscil Office DR. NORRIS's GENUINE FEVER DROPS. , THE Proprietor of this Valonble Modticine, Which -11.. has stood the test of the experience of more than •half 4% CaItUTY, considers it his duty to recommend it to all per sons going to any part of the West Indies at' tins parthailar crisis, as that dreadful Disorder, the Yello'w , Feveri has re cently made iti appearance at: Batbacloi,s, and some other of the Islands. The .rroprtetor, having been rive years in that qoarter, can confidently sly, that, it taken 'agreeabte to the iiireaions round each Bottle, it is an intaiiible Remedy, not only in the Yellow Fever, but in every •sPecies of Fever :from a coninton Cold to the mot alarming extent of the Dis order. In Children . Teething, the liooping Cough; Bowel Complaints, and the Measles, when given with confidence, • have never been known to fail of performing a perlect cure. „The Family Bottle, us. to be had unly at the Oottor's Ilnitsr N0..29, Lower Brook •street, Where orders for ex -P"rtation with ample allowance, are duly executed Smaller ' , i •Ptlics, sold wli tlcsate and retail, by IVlessrs. Bacon an d ':o. ice, Oxford, street, and by most tespeztal2ll: Venders of Ist) Dr. NO R R IS's celebrated A NT Mil LIOUS PILLS, `with ample Directions, 0. the 13ax.' _ In the Press, and speedily will be published,. A New Edition of • A TREATISE on the VENEREAL DISEASE, rk, By the late JOHN HUNTER, Esq. • With the eriKtnal Plates, and puny additlonalObservationa, coliceted by the Authur for publication. This Edition will be allied by his lirother.in. Law EVE RAM) . Hollll , , o ,Esq. F. R. S. Serjeant Surgeon to the King, and Sureori to St. Ceorgo's Hospital. Priulini for (Jeorge and William Nicol. Booksc'llers to His 114ajebty, where may bo had all the: Author's other Works. This Day was published, price 3S. Q-IX LETTERS on the Subjcet of Dr. MILNER's EXI)I.ANATION relating to the PRMIOSAVniade i n 0 0 I t Session' . of l'ar.iament for admitting the King's Veto in the Ittectfon of ROMAN CA TIIOLIV P I S BOPS Addtcabett-to the lictitor of t ie Morning eust, And first published in that Paper. By A. 11. . . To which is now added, :in Appendix, containing all the Olocumc . tits Lorytoq; Printed for liatclurcl, Bookseller to Her Mit jebty,-opposite Albany, I'u:cattily. THE 011iGINAL SPECIFIC, (by the late Sir SANIU EL HANNAY, Bart.) for the IN FALLInt PRE - VI:N . I'ION otit CERTAIN DIUORDER, has stood the test of FOItTY YEARS experience in every Quarter Of of the World, which decidedly p usesits infailitinity. It seethes PLIU ECT L'ROTIX I'ION to I:0TH SEXES Cif the directions are properly obsetved), and is, at the saute to the , CollstitUtioll. : • it is notorious, and has been particularly rentarked by the Vacuity, r, at this terrible Disease is not 'so frequent as here tofore,' and ti,e, blessing has been tally attributed to the obi vera4l adoption of t hos.: pine:pies, upon which this highly ct iet,flat..:d LOTION is formed. The undiminished celebrity of its character for so long it period, is its best etilogiurn, arid advocates Its cause better than a thousand attested yaks,- whieh, tor obvious reason:4 . : the application of this Remedy renders inasiTiiiole. • - To die Get:di:Men of the ARMY and NAVY, and to all . .those going abrOad, the I'RE VEN TIVE is - strongly . recom mended, (as it will retain' its virtues tor yearF, tot any ell.. shire triAn the patureof their situations, they are more preuii;triv exposed to the ravages of this Disternper. Tin s ,01 1 !WEN filtliAL f lON is sold ill Bottles, at tax. 6,i, each, or Los. (it' inure than one). anti at 7s. 6.i. or three for Guinea (Duty included), at No. t, LITTLE SUt F 0 LK-STREET, HA Y MARK ET where - ONLY (in London, itcati had Genuine.. It will be sent to any part of. th.: United Kini4dorns by inclosing an Address (REAL or ASS Al ED) With allank Note equivalent to the quantityrequired.:directed (post paid) to My. L EAR. COOK, at the above 0 1.0 Established Warenouse, will execute, as usual, all Orders ‘rith strict OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, .Feb. t„ THE PRIM:IP/I OFIICERS tat HIS Mit jEsTrs oßDlv4sc.g .do hereby give ncti f ce,. That oposals toil! be reeril l / 4 4 at their Office. in Pall Mill, 0.1 or blot* Friday the tb Do , ql lebriou P"'" Persons as Nay be to anderlake the Step p:l , ' J CO., I..()UItS AfittOlLS, for service of this Deport:new, jornlr. rta thwyears. 'Samides el the 4: ticles nool 11. viewed up , : app.'icat: , ,n at Pristqtal 4:torrkeeter'e . Office in the 7 pci t4er far. ticalars, together the Trim: and Crre4ll4 , l t the C'orteads„ Noy. he known, and alto at the .Ceeretarj't Office, in , Pall Mall, aforesaid, all , elay, brew er:l the hours of Ten and Four o'Cloek, where the Pt:Disc.:al: Anna be delivered, sia,"ei rep, and endorsed, •• Proposals for Colours, cr./ or Oils," . 4 14'e ease May bet no Proposal ran be admitted aft e r th e raid 17tbd r y of E t b, rugive o'GYork tit Nnot I/ the sale , day, neither 'fender be 7:mice - A', unless the lA'artji :ia*io , g it, or .vs ileent In 614 1.e.i.y1 . 1, shall attend.' lit o.dri• of !It M4rd, R. 11. Serietret.Y. • UNIFOktArI ANI).CHEAP I)IPTION4RIES. This Day were published, "'tinted uniformly in tirevivr Type, consisting each of from 5i to yo Soects, closely printed, and c‘nitainiog.,.an unparal leled quantity of inforon.ifion on the respective subjects Al3lO G 11A PHICA L, HISTOIUC~It and CH RUNI)LOCiI CAL DICTIONARY t con. ainin4 accurate Atcounts of the Lives, Characters, and Actions, of the 1110 fit Eminent Persons of all Ages and all Countries ; including the Revolutions of States - , and the Succession of Sovereign Princes. By jOHN 'WATKINS, t.L.o. Price :2s. bnards, of 10S. bound k nit lettered. A TOP O ‘,“tAPHICAL DICTWNARY of the UNI TED` KING OPM ; compiled from Parliamentary and other. Atirtlente Po:Anne:lra mid A utl.orities cuotainil6;, t;etil:rapilical,'Popographical, and Statistical Account sol . eve. District, Object, and Place in England, W a le s , S c. Ireland, anti the various amail Islands dependent on the British Etnpire. Accompanied by •Forty.% t x Map's, dr awn purpo•ely, on an original Plan. tiy li,irjarnirt Pitts Esq. Price ao. boards, with the ikla ps plain; or colowed Maps._ A DI CT,IO NAAY of P RAC TI C A and TH CORE TI - CA L Cll At IST I.t V, with its a p piN:atior. to the Arts and hl thutactuii:s, and to the Explanation of the Pimnornella of Natute : inclining; throughout the latest Discoveries, and thc present State of Knowledge c those subj, cts. t.artt plates and tables, By Ni1:116,40N Price 211. boa'rds. Printed for Itiehard Phi:lily., No. 6, bridge-Street, Black. :; )$ j •t; • 4rcher ifriars . ; be ba.: h and Kevi!, Dublin ; slat o alt Ito tka`cl:ers. I ii it:Tit:WARY of CONJ. lt A D auti U a-A C. 1 Lilt Pike ;It. in Wi11... IMPaLII, EAPJAAMEN f 'ROUSE OF PEERS, MONDAY, pea. 6. , • •., , . et) e te BottlNGDwreSs °WORM About halt' past tour o'clock the Lord Chancellnr arrived front the Kingis* 11.evec4 and seated hittwelt on the Woolsack. Thetounsel and Witnesses Who " Were in attendance to Atipport the Bill, were called to the Bar. Mr. Parke, as leading Counsel, briefly stated the : case to the 11.0OAC, and then called . the following 'witnesses to prove it. The wituesse, were examined by Mr. nampier. J. Sphink preyed the service of a copy of the order. of the House upon Lady Borringdon upon th It eed . January, and also of a coey of the etilt. Mr. Shrunonds produced a ropy" of the registry of the parish of St. George, Hanover-square, by which it appeared that inlet Earl of Borriogdon wes married to Lady Augusta Vane on , the loth June, 1804, in presence of the Earl ; of Wesunort,and, the Lion. .Mr. Villiers, &c. . . . The Hon. Mrs. Villiers (sister of Lord B , rring; don) stated that she had been present at the matriage —that she had frequently seen the parties since— and that she had eeery reason to believe they enter. tai tied the mast perfeet alivetion for twit at her. Mr. Sphink pa oduced a copy o f ( I, le. j u d gm ,,.. ot o f the •Court of:King's tent h ; end also .1 copy of Lord Bortingdun's dechn i ationju the case, wiiich, among o fher necessary points, states in the usual . q)k - , that Sir A. Paget slid make an t!svault upon Augusta, the wile of the said Lord Bortitiden (A 1;1110 at the ex pression made an assault). Toe '&l:image:were stated at to, t t 11. Mr. Lowten, the Solicitor, stated, That he hod received that sum from Sir A. Paget, and had paid it into the heeds of Lord Borringdain. • Mary Stockwell, stated. that she had lived at the Crown Inn, Lyndhurst ; that on the ued May last ) a Gentleman and Lady came there in' a cheise and four. It was on a Sunday, at" four o'clock in the afe ternoon. The Lady ordered a lied -chamber, and another roam as a dressing-room, The Lady went to look at the bed; and afterwards called up the Gen tlernan to look et the curtains. There ‘‘ its no bed in the dressing-room. From what she observed of the bed the next day, she could tide doubt but that two persons had lain in it. They remained there till Wednesday the 251 h, and, slept every night in the seine bed. On the Wedueaday three other persona came to thelnn, one of whom she since underetood 'to be a. Mr. Simmouds. On the t ea/ of July tole lowing she saw the seine Lady and Gentleman at Fulaaro, and she was positive that th 4 were the satire who had slept together at Lydhurst. James ilurdon said, that he was a groom of Lord Borringdon, and went to Lyndhurst with Mr. 'Sim mouth in May last. They went to the Crown Inn. He saw' Mary Stockwell there, and .also saw Sir A. Pager, and likewise his late mistress, Ladyi3orring don. On the Itith of July they all went to Fulham., viz.'Mr. Shurnondi, the last witness, and himself, end they there saw Sir A. Paget and Lady Borring don together. i . Ann Bosville;whie lived at an inn, at Pepping-lane, Rants, also deposed, that a Lady and Gentleman • came there and ordered but one bed chamber with a 'dressing room. She lighted them up at night, and left them tosether. On the next morning the bed had every appeafance °few° ecrsons haciug slept in it. She had also occastuu OD tilt) saute dig to air somelinen fig the Lady, and observed it to tee mark. rd A.B. under a coronet. Site afterwards went to Fulham with Mr. Simmonde, • and a servent of Loki Berringdon, and thereshe again saw the Lady and Gentleman who had ordered the beam PoppintOane. T. lt , ardon was again Called to the Bar, and 'stated that the last witness had been with him at Fulham, and that the Lady and Gentleman they saw there wag Sir A Paget and Lady Borringdon. The lion. Mrs. Villiers was again called in.—She 'stated, that the only issue at the marriage between Lord Borringdon and his Lady was a son, barn on the eeth of May, 1606. The LORD CHANCRLLOR alluded to one of the tlanses . ut the 1341, , where a a.etaire emu of money was said to be settled on a second child. Be sh o uld, however, forbear putting any question to the Hon.. Lady Wlin hadinst been at the Bar, of any. probable • knowledge she could have of the then situation-of Lady Bon ingdon. f'ut!ing it, hoeever, hypotheti cally. were a child to be born of Lady Borringd on this day, Would it be regarded as a legniteate child. Bti-,- by a saving clause in the Bill, the passibility of such a child being born was nut supposed. • The Bill was then real a second time, and come netted for to-morrow. The Earl of Leeteetcx. presented a Petition. from Lady Borringdon, praying to be heard:by Counsel in • support of certain of her rights and iuterests affected -by the Bill. . . .. 'A Petit* . was also presented on the part of Lord Beering.thee: , and both were ordered to be heard by their resped;tive Counsel. • The .Couirnit(ee of Privileges on the Roxburgh and Banbury Peaagcs was deferred from to-morrow to a fuiure day. ' . . - , Accounts, were presented from the Bank and the Commissioners of the National Debt ; - also the Foerth Report, of the Carnatic Commissioners.... Ordered to lie on the table. Adjourned. HOUSE OF COALEVOIVS. MONDAY, Mils, 6. On the motion of Mr. Du ova, the Minutes of the Sugar Distillery Committee of last Session, Were ordered to be laid before toe House. I.AND-TAX COMMISSIONERS. Mr. Yorma stated, tit as a Member for the County of Cambridge, he had delive'red in a list of persons to ba Conamissionera of the Land-'rax. Other lists having been delivered in by th e Repro. KING's,TUEATRF. r irH E GENTRY, - SCRIBERS to the OPERA are most respectfully informed•there will be' ivenat this Theatre on Feb. g, A MASQUERADE. Tickets of Admission t3s. each, to be had at the Office o Theatre; of Mr. %Vaud. New Bond-street; and at all the Masquerade Dresi Warehouse;. Dominos and Dres;es to be lihd at the Theatre, as usual. Vivint Rex ac Regina. OPERA MASQUEIWR. ri \VAUD most respectfully informs the Igo- Centry, and the Public, that he Furbishes the ItIaRbSHMENTS. and SUPL'Eltat the Qpera House on Thursday next. The Gallery Coffee.room . will be opened as a Public Sup. per-room at Is. 6SI. each Person, exclusive of wines. Parties.; may ba accommodated with private Supper Rooms by early application to him,—Tickets of admission, 13. i. each, my be had in 11Ond.siieet. Bond-street, Feb. 3, .18a9. -_--, ~ . UNRivaLED. REAL BRILLIANT lABAN BLACKING; MADE BY T. 1111ENI-lAM. THIS invaluable composition in less time thait any other will , produce the most brilliant jet , Black lustre ever beheld, wilt keep the Leather perteelly soft and Mellow to. the last, will not 9011 the finest linen, is perfectly free from any unpleasant-sindl,"and will retain its virtue in npxclin)ate. bold wholesale and retai his Manufactory, No. 1, Warwick -street, Cocksintr,oreet, in stone bottles, 64. Is. and is. lid. cacao Also Isis Much admired 13uut.top in stone bottles is. each. TO SCHOO4. MASTERS AND GOVERNESSES. ffiHE CONDUCTOR'S of SCHOOLS ‘throttit .A. our Great . Britain and Ireland are intiumerk that the Fifth Nun'tber 019:19 ROO L MAGAZINE Was this Day published. Containing a variety of instructive, 'useful, anti interesting I.etter-press. 'together with a. latge Eng,' aviki4of the Ele phant, onq tenth of Ike mantra' size of the animall: ; and ano ther Aigr 'Of N aving iOntserrat in <r:a ta lonia, It is well known flint among ether 'recommendations of this Work to general adoption in all Beliools, Twelve Gui neas-worth nt Prizes are distributed every Nlonth tp I n ventle Candidates, in Composition, TradOation,.l9tiloooPhy, and Matheina:-ior_ I uvenile Library, New jioitt - Lstreer, aittury, 3 c, THE NEW CEOGRAI4 . I\ - .• • Accompanied by a Pair of Glebes. rrllla nooKsELLEas throughout ,Great Britain • are intortned,.• that the SECOND PART of Dr. SMITH'S GEOGRAPHY We,. this Day published, price Gs. 6d. Accompanied by three 'highly finished . Engravings, and two superior Maps of Spain and Sweden. • is it undoubtedl! understood generally that this Ne,w Ceo. gravity will include every 'point o f completeness and peace. tion, as well in regard to l'ext as to Graphical Accornpani., ments.—lt will, in every respect. be the best and moat superb System or•Geitgraphy ever published in this Country. Persons dist)otied to take in the Parts, without the engage. ment fur the Globes, may ha* ticillllollo up in blue paper, at Five Shillings each. No. 20, Paternostet.row, - 3i,. , ANNUAL REV!EW FOR 1802. ' • On the loth inst. will, in-published, , THE ANNUAL REVIEW, arid HISTORY of LITERATURE for:808._ , , Printed for Longthan, Hurst, itees,anifOrinO, 'Fteinos ter:.row. . , . Where may ,be • had, the Annital tkevltw 10r110 4 4 . sBo4, aos, OW, 'and 0307, price 2IS. each. This ,Diy was published, Neatly printed in tzmu, price (is, in hoards. DE MOTU PER, BRITANNIANI CIVIC° Ails nis M.D.CC.X LV. et N1.1)..CC.X Lir!. Liner uni. CLI3. Atlanta T. D. WFIITAkER, I.L.U. S.S,A. The Historian of Whalley and Craven, ,t4c. Printed for the Autitoi by I. Nichols and Son; ancrsold by Longman, •Hurst, Rees; and Orme, Patemoster.row, and Hatchard, Piccadilly i also by Ford, Manchester, and wants, llalitax. l I ICTUALL* Feb. 6, ißol. 'THE I t '7 O4II2I/ISSINV44Bfor ICT UAT. LING His 111/17ESTY's do berth) , give ISkeke, That Friday : go( 47:b instant, they scilj , hr real tv , ncePue Tenders, in variti , T; (sealed up), and treat for w" .t HogsheAd Barrel, kiicterkin, Firkin, Long and Short Pink, and Stout 11A . ZE . L WOOD HOOPS, (answerable to Sump's.: to k dared :tulth the Tenders), neay be luantedj,r the Service ./ this Department, Jr the ensuing Twelve illonthi., to. he delivered into His Majero's rielialling Storrs at Deptford; and to 'he paid for OWS, payable, tuitti interest, ninety days alter dale. The Coale4ns V the Contrati may be seen at the Seetetai)li , (rt. No regard ;rill be ha., to arty Tender In lotieh tie Pare shalt Ph, be inseried in tucrels at length, or that sk,ati ;;‘,l be el,iiverea to rh; I,44i7l7before One o'Cleck on the said Friday, the 17th t:Jnt, ~*r Imhof the Person uho sna.iree the Tender, or 40ffe • ,4%(1,10,46', he,641, xarcads v p 4n4 4 ser., when xndled for. • 'TRANSPORT-ON:7CE, l'iwenr. 24, 1809.- . THECON:M/SSTONE/a for Coidueiing 'llis mopissrp, TRiNS PORT itkr ICE, for taking Cat e of Sick and frUuttd,:d Seanfrn, and for the Care and Ctett.nty of .P , itoners of lI err, do berth tiVE NSW CC, Mai they will he ready, at this 'Vie, on Thisrsd.a: the t6tL Fehruary, 1809, to; receive sealed feeders, and treat with such l'ersons as niqy he toll/ing . to comsaa for VICTUALLING • Pritcners of lio i.s ilealth kt Norman ()wand DartntOor, and "Psiianers 11 , :o in Sick. neis at i'112'641 P,is r , P;ctssnouth, for Six Ithnths certain, front de Ist of :tips's' next. .IYO Tender `will he received after Dne o'Clock on the Day of Treav,rtorao , noticed todei: the Parti, or an rigemt jar hint, ter. attend. Each Tender must he accompanied hy a Lester from nil ,re.ipetiabk Pedals, engaging 19 bee dite4otend lt•ith the Person tendering . the Sam cf. 20011. I,t the due Performance the Coattail. iterther Particulars map Ze known appfring this C3j'cr, err tn capi. Pre.si-snot, 111Fntan Cro - ts ; Capt. Cot, ave,' 'Part. sn-sori and Cam. Woca9iff, Poilsosoutb, TIMM RT-OFFIOE, 710. it 6 9. et I-1E COALIIIS SION4 RS fdr . Corultiaing 1115 4 Aid yla l'Y's TRANSPORT SirRPIOE, fir taking Carer of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and fir lire - Care and Castor& 1/Plra:err of War, do here 4 give Notice, that MO ready, at' this Ofre, ore 7butsday, the 23d day of Februatr,'irt;9, Mier. terse sealed Tenders, and treat trith such Persons as nt.f.r fx t• einiraa for stip tryiog iLr ularrniroihrived 4i lider. Joe Twelve Months' 6-rtain, Jr.nt the ist April nex , : • . tamp Oil - Prisoners of War at Stap:c:on. vrivimrs of War,' Bolster CAWS S .ToW Sick and Wounded Seamen. Peck Measurer Pendant Transport Service. bolts No Tender will be received after One, o'CLek fog the 1 :19' of Treaty, nor any noticed :Inlets the Party, or an ilgeNt jpr Giat r personally attend. t Each Tender matt be accompanied I a Letter from two respectable Pertont, engaging to become &Ina vith the. Penton trairrirg, in the Sum of soca. Jor /he due p.ellarmance rJ the Contract, ' Atrther Particular: may he Attc--..4.1i, and S t sinples intivilee4 b N etpliimg to 141, (Vice